Terminal device for stick shift in transport trucks
Schafer, Kristin
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Title:
Terminal device for stick shift in transport trucks
Creator:
Schafer, Kristin
Date:
2/23/2012
Text:
Hi everyone. Does anyone have experience with a right transhumeral
amputee who wishes to drive a transport? Our patient tells us the seat
is an air cushioned seat and so his torso will have a vertical
displacement of between 8-10 while driving and so the elbow would have
to stay unlocked to manage his changing height. This is not an option
though since he needs to be able to grasp the stick. Is there any sort
of a piston-like, telescoping terminal device available for this
situation?
I look forward to hearing your ideas. Thanks! (from a non-truck driving
prosthetist!)
Kristin
Kristin Schafer, B.Sc. (Kin.), C.P. (c)
Rehabilitation Engineering
Health Sciences North- Horizon Sante-Nord
41 Ramsey Lake Rd.
Sudbury, ON
P3E 5J1
(705) 523-7100 x3176
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amputee who wishes to drive a transport? Our patient tells us the seat
is an air cushioned seat and so his torso will have a vertical
displacement of between 8-10 while driving and so the elbow would have
to stay unlocked to manage his changing height. This is not an option
though since he needs to be able to grasp the stick. Is there any sort
of a piston-like, telescoping terminal device available for this
situation?
I look forward to hearing your ideas. Thanks! (from a non-truck driving
prosthetist!)
Kristin
Kristin Schafer, B.Sc. (Kin.), C.P. (c)
Rehabilitation Engineering
Health Sciences North- Horizon Sante-Nord
41 Ramsey Lake Rd.
Sudbury, ON
P3E 5J1
(705) 523-7100 x3176
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the exclusive use of the addressee and may contain confidential, privileged
and non-disclosable information. If the recipient of this e-mail is not the
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Citation
Schafer, Kristin, “Terminal device for stick shift in transport trucks,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/233413.
